|
< Home > < About Us > < Programs > < Resources > < State by State > < Tribal Services> |
OhioState Coordinator(s)
Child Protection and Placement Services 2008 Chafee Allocation$4,317,011 2008 ETV Allocation$1,454,172 Number of youth 16-21 (most current AFCARS data -2006)3840 State's Chafee Mission StatementInformation is currently unavailable. Who is Eligible for Chafee Services?Former foster youth ages 18-21 and youth 16-18 that are in custody receiving independent living services What is the State's Definition of Room and Board?A PCSA may use up to 30% of their independent living funds to provide room and board services between the ages of 18-21. This includes rent assistance, rent deposits, utilities and utility deposits. Maximum Age that Youth may Remain in Care21
No additional information is available. Under what Conditions Can a Youth Remain in Care Beyond 18?
If the youth is in school or has special needs. Is the Extended Medicaid Option Available for Youth Until 21?Yes
Ohio has extended Medicaid to youth until age 21 who were in foster care at age 18 and have received Title IV-E services before age 18. Emancipated youth must reapply after 12 months at their local County Department of Jobs and Family Services. Can Youth in Care Get Driver’s Licenses?Yes
This may be considered on a case by case basis by the Public Children Service Agency Does the State Offer Tuition Waivers for Foster Youth?No
No additional information is available. Does the State Have a Youth Leadership Program?Yes
Ohio has a newly formed Youth Advisory Board, which is a collaborative effort between Ohio Independent Living Association (OHILA) and the Public Children Services Association of Ohio (PCSAO). In order to meet the needs of the youth there are State and regional meetings. |